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and let bis body down, His supposed to r
Oregon, that Elder A. V. McCtrty
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Deceased-
. / deçisiüu of Judge Boisepi
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tbe had been arraigned and tried in P ’1- *
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was some time since i charged
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te was for criminal Tptimacy with one
case of W. L. Smith, whose
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tempted viofcjnco to tie person of a jbung end to know, and wbi.ch we are assured contested in Polk county, lets MfJLaiugh “ Jambs of his flock, we take th
TUESDAY, JULY 31, 18Q6.
girl, near wher6 be was found hanging. ° Mr. Laughlin does not i deny, he is ineligi
I
lin out. He docs not, we are informed, tion to state thkt it is all false,
a
È
ble, 1 to a teat
ble
seat in the
tho House of Representa
never been tried / nor has he been
—
The
ignorant
and
stupid
mortal
of:
T he E nlargement of O ur P aper .
deny voting in Idjaho:
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of not having resided in | “ W. L. Smith. This voter,| in the of such a thing hejrej
the Eugene Journal, froths and foatng
foajns af<
at- tives, by reason ofl
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months next preceding
D avis , Elders.
with beings of his; ¿ali-f the State twelve months'next
spring of 1864, vent to Idaho Territory,
his
alleged
election.
According
to
the
p
.
haley
,
Dcmooratn
C ourier has grown somewhat in size bre, over the fact that some Dcmoaratid
to the mines-; was . then living at his fa
décision of ,Judge
Judge Shattuck,
Shittuck, it vyould
ifould Re
ire-
H. L inville , Secretary.
paper has predicted that Jeff
Jeff. Davis rjould
v|Duld decision
since its last weekly visit. We see noth- be liberated, and that he was not guilty^ quire a new election to fill tho place mide ther’s house in Polk county; remained,
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away until after the 4th pf December last,
in^ in the future very disparaging, though of the charges brought against hii| by vacant by the ineligibility of said claim and returned; voted in Idaho Territory
T rue L ove .—Yesterday evening
ant ; and according to the latp decision of,
vandals
and
hireling
perjurers,
of
douH
for. territorial and^ oeunty officer^. The lady, gcnerlly noted for her beauty
there is a mighty effort being made by
plicity io the assassination of Linco1n.>Ug Judge Boise ir^ Polk county r, and there question of domicil is not & questiqn of the by standers, went aboard the steamer
to.
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ineligi-
the enemies of progress hereabout to If the ninny intended his remarks to apl can be no question of Laughh-
law, but of fact If a person leaves his aqd proceed to the stateroom on the upper
bility (admitting tho e
. first* proposition
ply
to
Greeley,
Gerrit
Smith,
and
¡¡otheg
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residence with the intention of returning, I saloon deck. , Shortly afterwards a gen
freeze the paper out. We shall further
above
to
be
true).
He
is
not
qualified
to
radicals as well, it would haftfe tho effect tq
and continues in that intention, apd does tleman passing by was hastily drawn into
enlarge so soon as the patronage awarded | kno :k _ the
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— wind out
---- -- of ’ his
— sails, ’ anjdmake v, sit as a legislator.
nothing inconsistent with thal intention, her room and the door shut, when she
Now the stJit of said Lau hlin is con-
if possible, more ridictjlouk
i
us will justify, This number commences him appear,
the law presume! that his place ¡of resi drew a knife ,and attempted to stab the
ould Judge dence is not changed by'bis absence for a man, but succeeded only in seriously cut-
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cut
the last six moi Jjjths of the first volume of
onatiucK s opinion prevail, apd we think
-The Sentinel is looking forward tp
iis right arm,
OIUJ, wlfen uc
he took
wu. uuiu
hold ui
of
temporary pur post; but bis acts must be ting his
it correct, woujld not be entitled to the
jossible
event
of
a
failure
in
the
Ore|
the
her
and
threw
her
offjihe
bed,
she
at
the
thtf paper, and1 we hope to bo able to en-
codsistent with the retention of his resi
gon Legislature. the coming sessiop td seat, though the contestée be ousted the dence at his former do.micil; and the ex salne time making effort
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ter upon volume two with a support that elec ; a United States Senator,.and argues first hour of the session. .Right here
ercise of thq elective franchise, or 'holding lit The woman was taken care of by>
wll.-ii’ s a ¡the
tho • rnniiirlv
hn.
the
qpery,
,
-
whaii
remedy
?
”
be-
correctly
too,
that,
in
such
à
contingfency^
will warrant us in making tho C ourier
location, ip
is in
in the people of the boat,) and the wounded
the’ **
- A j ’ has A' no *’1 power
’<L : to appoint comes C rtinent. It is rather late in the a political office in the new location;
Executive
his wounds dress
dress--
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day to oldi.
a much better vehicle of news, home in
lera special election to filfa va- consistent with flip, ci ch tinuation! of the man went ashore to gqt
¿ 5
jed.
Upon
inquiry
-irte
learned
that
the
former
domicil.
Mr.
Justice
McLean
(in
--On the 14th of August, ensuing, i 4 cancyjiin the Li'^l^ure. after that bodjr has the case of Shelton vS. Teffin et al.. 5 party that got woundup seduced this fair
telligence, etc. The expense incident to
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T-Tn- -b
contention is called
in Fh^adcb
Phi|a/ — convened a nJ Commenced* business. This Howard U. S. Reports; p. 185,) Bays on woman in New York.. and shortly after-
the present enlargement has been consid* ph i»4 , in which all parties
who are oppose« state of things would deprive Yamhill this subject: “ On a change of domicil wards, having occasibni to come to Owy-.
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‘|y the radical- countyj. of ope of her Representatives. from one state to another, citizenship may hee he star.ted without her knowledge,
erable, involving as it did the purchase of to t ìe course being pursued * b,
disi nion-destructionists, are i invited to pari With all the evidence before him, premi depend upon the intention of the individ- and she, determined not to lose sight of
a quantity of new material, as well as ex
l-: W lj sing that a ajiven staic of .facts do exist,
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ticipate«.
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ual. But this intention may be shown him, followed. Upod Jier arrival at Owy-
Mr.
Laughlin
cannot
for
a
momqnt
doubt
tra labor in arranging and adjusting ad
—Tho Reporter notices the fact that
his ineligibility, 4pd we would merely more satisfactorily*by acts than declara hee her deceiver, a^fiious to get rid of
vertisements to,tho present width of our Jr. Whitaker, canvassing! agent foriLanjri 8 uggest, that honoi? and inclination to fair tions. An exercise of the right of suf her, came to this city and she again fol-
[ey’s Pacific Coast Business s Director
Directory, had
frage is conclusive on the subject.” This lowed, but not
findig
him had deter-
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columns.
risited Jacksonville, In R few weeks al dealing would dictate that he abandon his high' authority yvould, Beeda to settle the mined to return
home^ her heart full of
o
the seat, to
arthest he may be looked for in i Balayctto, pretensions toward ostaining
question
in
this
¡case,
as
Smith
acknowl
hate for the man w'hoh;
w'hom she once r passion-
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a new % election'could
be ' au-
(jolleeting materials and soliciting sub the
• • end « that Lie
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edges-that he did voj
i ately loved, -it was while in this frame
thorizei, proclaimed Ond had, in time for
scriptions
¡criptions for the Work.
j
vote
will
be
rejected.
passed -the state-
of
mind her dpstroyei passeJ-the
state
F
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Yamhill to be represented in the ap
Journal
in
—
The
Louisville
Jourual
is
in
favor
ojT
•—Judge Shattuck decided in tha case
alcove described fol-
room and the;scene f'
proaching session by’ the full number of
of the Columbia county contested clerk ¡ho President pardoning*the distinguish«^, mem
members
be to which stye is Entitled under
P ar J N obile F ra ^ rum . —We have lowed. The woman I ment off on the >
ship, that the contestant was not entitled imd eminent prisoner of State, Jeffibrsofe
law.
the lavi
seen it stated in the papers that, after steamer, although insq ¡risible to passing
to the office, by virtue of the ineligibility Davis, and inviting him to dineat hig tv r* p 1
Gibbs and Hawkins got home to Portland events when; she left.MHerald.
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of the conteste^—that*a new election joird. The Journal editor wants an it - ' i
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y P ostal AFFAIRS.4-The Statesman of from their pilgrimage, the latter, though
should be had to fill the vacancy, Ac ntation should, the occasion occur. ‘
Telegr.
hie
a
temperance
lecturer,
got
so
drunk
that
last week contains spine excellent hints
cording to this decision, should the ruling
to Postmasters, whicl we would gladly the former had to assist him through the
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obtain in this; county, a spaiai election
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compiled
from
tue
P
ortland
dailies
.]
R emoval of the L afayette ; Poá copy complete, did
We e have a better
pace permit. ¡We streets of the city. V
will be necessary in this county, tc 8up- r\
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.—Mr.
R. L. o:
Sitppson
has received subjoin the foliowin ¡xtrtete
than
thkt
on
Gjbbs
’ right bower.
thing
subjoin : the following ext
ply the place of Laughlin, who is in eligi- the appointment of post Master fqr Life
W ashinoton , JuJy 21*r«-’ Th
^he Senate has
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If
he
will
take
the
trouble
to
look,
he
QUARTERLY
Rt
returns
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passed^
a
bill
granting
the
right
to all citizens
ble (should no other disqualification over- fayette, and has already constructed; |n th|é
will
find
in
the
•'
Se
ate.Report
on
the
The
Tile
prompt
rendit
op
<
.of
quarterly
re-
to and explore unoccupi ?d
‘d; landsf and prescri
take him) to a seat in the House.
front corner of his store building a'neaf^ tumi is of the utmost importance. The Conduct of the War,”’for
6fe-4, where,
wher£, bing the mannerjn whidh
* ’63-4,
whit h they may obtain
obtain,
—A man last winter in Indiana, got a convenient aüd very creditable office fqr quarters expire on the 31su March, 30th in giving his testimony before the T
and retain such lands. J
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divorce from his wife because she ¡went its accommodation. ' ¿Besides a ghsçJroQt Juné. 30th Septembefr, and 31st Decern* Committee, Ben. Wade Chairman, Major ■i The house after debate, passed Bingham
Bingham's
’s
out skating against his wishes. He con* case, containing a number of boxe^, hf| her. The returns nil ust b$*made up for General Hurlburt swo *e that Çol. Haw- resolution declaring Tennessee restored to its -
eluded to let her slide.
office contains twelve drains, witfii locjc each quarter within) two days after its kin«—this same Gibbs- Haw ki ns—-surren - proper practicle relation^ in the Union by 20 *
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—The Mountaineer favors the enact apd key, for the accommodation and con close, and transmittec to ti c e Auditor of dered Union Citye Tenn., to Gen. Forrest, ayes to 12 noes.
The House rejected Sft
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Stevens’ resolution
ment of a lawi by our next Legislature, venience of those who chose to rent^tjicrb- the Treasury for the, Post Office Depart “from sheer cowardice ”, By examining thorizing
the presid ng ' ■ officers of of both
authorizing an annual appropriation of They are already nearly all let. ‘ t V F’ ment For this pur; ose th B Department the testimony of sunc ry Capjains who houses to convene Congees
Congress at any time du
Mr. J. T. Hembree has, greatly to bis furnishes printed blnnks of which the were under said Ilawkins. Gibfys will dis ring the recess, by ayes 43
funds for the relief of the immediate
43, and noes 75.
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wants of destituteiemigrants. We would inconvenience, kept the office in his drjt '^(icount Current is 2 tlrd i most impor- cover that their opinion of'his surrender
Mr. Stevens made a speech declaring his.
object to guard again«t Improper -------
action -- on
decidedly favor an enactment of the kind. goods store for upwards of two years, lie taut paper. No office shb
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the most
t
'n ild be without bf Union, City is, that it , was tho
He believed
ucii.
that '
The people of Oregon should be wiilling was a prompt and accommodatin'« post- a proper supply of 1 lanks. Post offices, cowardly act on recorp H—that tho rebels the part of the President.] lie
J conven-
Congress could delegate the right ot
to contribute of their bounty to the relief master.
I?
where tho incumben habitually fails to told Hawkins that he w; as n damned cow* ing both houses to the^u doorkeeper, if they
of those who rfcach our shores in a state
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Hurlburt choose to do so. JI is appi irehension was that
render quarterly- retui ns, are certain to be »r 1, but had brave men.” Gen.
of want .
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I mmaterial .—It was insisted in the discontinued. Sone postmasters at the swears that two thousand reinforcements % coup (Vetat would be Ine consequence,.but
The same paper says that the execution trial of this case that the vote ©f Doug Smaller offices, wbei^ the business is in-* were within striking distance when Haw I k Bu->bosed it would »(¿.L H a said Cnngre««.
of Michael Dunn for the murder oif Mc las precinct should be thrown out. for the ‘ significant;
tihat there is no ne kins surrendered! and that he ¡(llaWkinS) should now take measures to protect itself,
sfighificant; imagine
i
Rufseau has forwarded his resignation as
Kay has been stayed, and that a new trial reason that one of the judges of election cessity for them to repder
|ov. Gibbp and the brave (?)
er’accounts, which knew it. Gov.
a
member
to Whe Governor of
will probably be granted.
ere-is adthiçg is a great error, and 1 which accounts for » Hawkins constituted h fit pair/ ¡They Kentucky. of Congress,;
was not sworn. I think th
there-is
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—The Mountaineer complains b tterly in this objection, as it appears that tie the number of .such office» that are côn- came up together, let (he m go down the .J The President has no^nated
Henry Stan-
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of old Dick Henderson for employing a votes were given in good faith by tfie
the vh stantly being disdontii hued.; If .little bu same way.
bury for Attorney Gen^Dfi.
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person who knew nothing about Oregon flWWWWi
ters, and returned ’ in
’ due form to the ■» t
siness,
is
dono,
so
mt|rch
the
less
labor
to
r ” i ■
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Pennsylvania
Delegation
to the Fhila<
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in 'Till la
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to write his late speech in Congressi The Ice of the County Clerk.—Boise in the fill up the Account C
Current,
arreni, which should
delphia
Convention.
S
lander R efuted — Below we pub-
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aforesaid speech manufacturer made many Polk County contests.
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, j .. u up, signed» and trans- lish the action of Elde|- A . V- McCarty’s
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promptly
filled
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C hicago , July 2|P-The Democratic
blunders concerning Oregon affairs, and of
The above decision settles the questioh mitted, at the close o ‘ each quarter.
Church in his case, as well a»s letters from State Central Com mi
è for Pennsylvania
course Henderson could not detect them. >f Wild Hoise precinct,
’ in I matilFa
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ministers in California, all breathing the
announce
a
full
deleg|tion
to the Pbila)- J
He read the “ piece ” just as it was writ joun’y, and of all the ostracised
’ du precincts
Postmasters in Oregon desiring blanks, completest assurance that Elder McCarty
ex-Gover-
Udiuding ex-Gover-
ten for him. The speech says the W fil- n Grant county. It is not material by cyan
<?an obtain them by a «plying to the Blank sustained an unsullied repu tation through delphia Convention, itjcluding
nrtrs PoTter, Bigle» tu>d ’ Packer, Chief
North vhom sworo, or whether the judges ¿of Age^t at New Ybr N. Y* Postmasters fout, au^coextensive with the large circle
lamette is the second largest river in p
le
America.
election are sworn at all, so voters e 1
aet; l Arizona, Nevada ! and Idaho can obtain in which he is known in that State. We e Justice Woodward, , i 'emiah S. Black,
! .
limpbell.
f
—A squaw in Oregon City who had a ing in good faith. '• j
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blanks'.by apptyin »g to the Blank Agent insert Elder McCarty’s vindication with and Judges Ellis and
white
pappoos on her arm, exceedingly whi
The New Tor!
’at^puffiiÌQ. N. Y. In ease of emergency, the greater pleasure, because of /he fact
for a member of its race, was asked by a
as|er at San Francisco, 'that it was in the columns of the Courier,
The Democrats have èlectçd
the follow
N ew H^ ad .—We will shortly havq Ra however, the postnias
Delegation.
gentleman if it was not a half-breed; to new dress for our paper. ¡ Until it Birins upon application IX
ng
made
himj
can
being
to
him¿
and
upon
information
deemed
reliable,
ing de’egites to the Pl 1 iladelphia Conven-
V
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which she replied : {i
“ No, not a drop of
a
-nod
ernte
supply
of
always
furnish
i
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ru-
;
given
Jo
the
ru
that
publicity
was
first
tioh from New York t rity ; Henry Hilton,
be
com2
01
led
to
use
the
one
ne
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a » i
.1 a
white blood about it—half Ingin and we sbaill over
d
alwpys
be
on
hand,
liimpd
unnn
blanks. There ;sbou
1 mor that hei was arraigned upon the John McCool, James ^fòring, Wm, B.
our columns on the first
figurinfe
half Missionary.
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McClay, W. Hnnt', Lewjis Il\Says, Lewis
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huge. - The letter we have bei ®1 - even at the smallest offices, number of charges as stated,
it ii „
—From a late Missouri Republican we
viz:
xkceount
Cur-
I II is Dersecutor Can now settle witL h’s Moiras, Wm. Keenan.” James Brooks,
usiug, njt being adapted for our |resdnt' the following blapksi
glean the welcome intelligence that the
return
,2 it to our _ friend; Nolker,|of * rent—Emolumenti Account—^-Account of conscience, and attone to justice outraged Wm. P. Lee, Fernando' Wood apd S, 1\
Supreme Court of the United States has use, we.
borrowed .it, Mails sent— A< jc < mbì lOf. Mails Received and truth defiled- Mr. M. will continue Ingraham.
decided that the infamous Missouri test the Review, from whom we I___
Garr lier—Requisition for the object of esteem in the opinions of all
elegation.
The Wisconsin Del
and tender to him our thanks for the ijSe —Oath of Mail Ck
oath is unconstitutional, Thus radicalism
I -Il
tuisition
for
Blanks.
Postage
stamps
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who know him, as he has heretofore been. *> The Democratic Centra J Committee of
of the same.
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is again discomfited.
* POSTAGE STAMPS ATtì) STAMPED ENVEL-
To the B rethren of tue C hristian Wisconsin have appoint led the following
IIMIIMHRVMHIMI
il
—The Portland Advocate announces
fi-
fl
¡o^s.
C hurch in O regon : Pursuant to an act ol
R ev W. F. B oyakin has comd to jbe
in iteis8ue of the 21st, that it is now per
the
last annual meeting, held at Bethany, delegates at large to the- Convention t W. •
tapped
envelopes,
ap-
For stamps*and
stamps and sti
st
(A-
tl). Bouck, Milton
a
noted
character.
A
full,
vivid
and
manently fixed in its new office, corner of
plication should be piAdo to the Third Marion County, Oregon»—which act was to L. Pahner, Gabriel |
"
illiams.
plete account of his McMinnville con Assistant Postmaster Général. These re refer the case of Elder A. V. McCarty to the Montgomery and L. Bl
Taylor and Second streets.
Luckimute Church for their investigation.
—Thè Advocate says the Rev. David duct appears in the columns of the N. W quisitions are rcqui^ed\>to
requi ted Mo be written on Accordingly the Church met on Saturday, Confirmationa^fiinal
I ss age of the Ten
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Rutlege will take his departure soon from National Police Gazette/ The Police G
nessee Restoration Resolutions.
1 printed
MlM"..
blanks furnished by the several before the second Lord’s day in Ju’y, 1866,
the Oregon conference. He has in con zette, though “ Union,” could not irefr|i J blank agents. But ne iitber postage stamps and after prayer was offered by Brother Nor
■ C hicago , July 24.-^-Washington spe
from picturing Boyakin as an abolitjt pn
templation a mission South.
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noy stamped envelopie; ¡9 will be fprwarded ton, Brother Z. Davis was called to the chair, ciiils say that the SebQtp
efiate yesterday con
con-
—All of the old managers of the Reg stump speaker, aind boDorec| correspondait to a postmaster who |s s in hears with bis and Bro. H. Linville was appointed Secreary; firmed Henry -Stan bwiry as Attorney
the abolition Oregonian, as well as l|te
and after m iture deliberation it was resolved General, but did hot teach Mr. «Randall,
ister pt Vancouver, are leaving the con • of . i-n.
quarterly returns.'. I ' 'I I
editor
of
the
àbolition
Corvallis
Gazeti
that, “ whereas, a . v . McCarty catne to us
cern like rats piddling out from a sinking
Postmaster General, who will be con
well indorsed by the brethren of California,
4-
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ship. Cause : The services of their kind
1
ned.
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ecapitulation of i tí fe annual list we have the riJost implicit confidence in him,
—
Judge
Boise
decides
that
that
Gibes
’
are no longer acceptable in that locality.
-i tents of in- and in those California brethren that indorse
Tfie President has nominated John A.
fo'r
1866,
containing
ass
pets
—
pardoned
convicts
—
'are
legal
io^ts.
'S.
Everything is Democratic over that way.
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Dix Minister
at the
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cometaxon income of yeàr ending Dec him.”
—One of the fraudulently elected offi To havjf decided otherwise would h^vo
For
the
betfeflt
ofalltwhom
it
may
concern,
declined.
i
year ending
Boses fl
for y
beaten the abolition ticket in moiT tEan
4lA““ 31st, 1865, and licenses
we giVe below the testimony of the Santa
cer« in Grant county says :
The House yesterday agreed to the-
•| ! April
Lpnl sum,
30th, 1301
1867. These fjgjir •es are com- Clara Church, in California :
( “Being elected on technicalities dovi
Senate amendment to the Tennessee res
I
iled with great care from the
.
S anta R osa , March 5, 1866.
1 not suit me, and I. will not accept the of
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olutions by a vote of 82 to 25, Messrs.-
’s off icq :
the j Collector
Col
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•D ear B rother M c C arty : Your let
fice. If I am not the choice of the peo ¡•i jl F \ uua
i
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novel
foot
race
came
oot R ace
visión No.,1. Clatsop,
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ters came duly Jo hand, and we jointly Raymond and Jencks being the ody j
pie,
ple, I do not wish it. It is a matter of off oh the evening of t£e Fourth, between; DivisL,. -•
*63,640 70 reply to yourself and the Elders of your Unionists voting in the negative. ,
principle with me,
m and I will stand upon mine host cf the ° Sires Hotel abd - lumbia and Tillamook. an|d U
congregation. We therefore state em Johuson and Seward in Confidence with
it. I may be censured by some for hold Capf. Thaine of Victoria. Mr. Sires oar^ No. 2. Washington i
it,
Leading Democrats.
8.772
00
Yamhill,
•s
phatically that there was no charge pre
ing to these views, but I feel that I am ried, on his shoulder, a seantlingj twelves
95
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Within a yeap or two past Messrs. Val-
ferred against you, before the community
right. The whole Democratic ticket is feet long and four inches thick and four in No. 8. Multnomah,
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No:
4..
Clackamas,
Marion
landigbam,
Fern and oM Wood, Thurlow
or the Church of Santa Rosa; and as far
fairly elected, a and I, for one, am in favor ches in width. The distance run was one
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21 as we know, you were in fellowship with Weed, Raymond, Doolittle, Montgomery
and Polk,
I
of giving them the offices in the county, ” hundred yards, and Mr. Sires came dutJ,
No. 5. Benton, Linn and
the congregations throughout the State Blair, and others, have ifield lengthy in
—Horace Greeley visited Washington about thirty feet
* in advance
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hia
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Lane,
Lâno,
duriDgyour residence here.
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terviews with the President and Mr.
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not long since, to plead in pérson
person-with
with nent amid the acclamations of the spieo-
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JLFUugias
No. 6. Douglas ¡ P
W. W. FEaateASON, 1
Seward, the object being understood to
President Johnson for the unconditional tutors.—P. S. Weekly. ,
ii No. 8. Jas'ksoo and Joseph r W
B yram L ewes ,
J EHers.
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be to keep Vallandigham, Wood & Co.
pardon of ex-President Davis of the late
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ine,
out of the Philadelphia Convention, but
We
have
also
letters
from
several
prom
.
T. ,
“ Confederacy.” Radical Congressmen
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Kansas Senator—Pacific
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No.
9.
Wasco,
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inant Brethren in California—-such as the decision arrived at was that the call
getting wind of the purpose of his visit,
No.
10.
Umatilla,
Baker
and
Elders T. Thompson, J. P, McCorkle, was general and nobody can be excluded
C hicago , Jul 21.— Governor’IHC»-
besought him, in the name of the radical
lOj^l
Union,
Tombs JPetCTson,
n, and a host of others, who approves it. Vallandigham pub- 1
party, to desist for the present. Gréelej ford of Kansas, has appointed Maj.E Ros!
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that correspond
id with the Santa Rosa lishes a call in the Washington evening
succumbed to the pressure and returned to as United States Senator vice James
papers invi
inviting
ting the
the Ohio Democrats iu
.
New York, *
Lane deceased. Mr Ross is edito
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l ’iff.
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Estimated
addition
from
CooSjjUurry
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town to meet1 at the i Metropolitan Hotel
■ —The Walla Walla Statesman gives the Lawrence Tribune.
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-
and
Grant
counties,
310,000.
Edl
an7account of ¡a man having been hung
for consultation.
The President has Removed' 1 r -
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H.
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inville
,
Secretary.
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to tho limb of a. tree about five miles from founds, Commissioner of the (
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P. 8*- Since writing the above, we Rev.
that place, and- left, where he remained Land Office, and appointed Wilsou Ji to he 6 fi ; ’ The 4 weather
Monday»
ww. J«ab Powell
PowaU preachea this, Monda
is just comfortably Warm,
r
Evening,
at
th®
Church,
at
6
o
’clock-
seo
a
statement
in
several
of
the
papers
until hia neck gave jfay from rottenness vacancy.
l^rith a paospect of being warmer, m
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